Sentence examples for may sum up from inspiring English sources

Which may sum up Greg's chances".

This may sum up the prominence these pieces of street furniture hold in the minds of many New Yorkers.

1.14pm BST This video may sum up how Michael feels: Facebook Twitter Pinterest 1.12pm BST Michael Ireton (@MichaelIreton) @ianmccourt Impossible to summarize in 140 characters the feelings of being a Fulham supporter and seeing Bryan Ruiz in Zico's XI.

That may sum up the position of the chancellor, Angela Merkel, after she was hijacked at an EU summit in June by the leaders of France, Italy and Spain over euro policy.

But a spokesman for Mr Jackson may sum up the sentiment: it is easy for young blacks to say they will not march any more, because they never had to march in the first place.

The image of that aftermath -- the goalie blinking on his knees, the medical trainer shaking his head toward the bench -- may sum up the season for the Rangers, who remained five points out of the playoffs yesterday, despite losing seven of their last eight games, the most recent a 4-2 defeagainstnst Philadelphia in Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.

The numbers may not sum up because some species may perform both male and female combat or male and female parental care.

And that may well sum up the impetus for pop-ups, which have arisen in the age of ever-more-sophisticated multimedia marketing.

The film's script, heavy with platitudes, contains an aphorism that may well sum up the political economy of the moment: "whoever controls the debt, controls everything".

This may well sum up the very spirit of the Black Paintings, as well as the present intellectual squabble over their authenticity.

That may not sum up Eto'o's attitude but who are we to begrudge him one last big payday before he hangs up his boots?